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If your position is at a public university, you probably work at a publicly-funded building, using publicly-funded electricity and heating, and publicly-funded
by Al-Khwarizmi 10y ago
If your position is at a public university, you probably work at a publicly-funded building, using publicly-funded electricity and heating, and publicly-funded office material. So I'd say it should be covered.
- Fomite 10y agoThe building I work in was built using money from two foundations. The electricity and heating, as well as office material, theoretically comes from grant indirects - which at the moment for me come entirely from private industry.
- Scarblac 10y agoIn Europe? I always thought that that sort of thing was common in the US, but it's surprising that it happens to that extent in Europe.
- kurlberg 10y agoOne would hope that 35+ percent overhead would cover rent/heating etc.
- Fomite 10y ago53% at my institution